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  • Kornely Kakachia is Professor of Political Science at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Georgia, and Director of Tbilisi based think tank Georgian Institute of Politics. His current research focuses on Georgian domestic and foreign policy, security issues of the wider Black Sea area and comparative party politics. He was a recipient of IREX and OSI fellowships and was a visiting fellow at Harvard Universityโ€™s Black Sea Security program, (2009โ€“2010) Harriman Institute, Columbia University (2011) and The Johns Hopkins Universityโ€™s School of Advanced International Studies. In his capacity as an expert on Georgian Domestic and Foreign policy, Kakachia has appeared on BBC, Deutsche Welle, Financial Times, Le Monde, Figaro, VOA, as well as on Georgian radio and television stations to comment on Georgiaโ€™s foreign policy, regional security and other issues.

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22/11/2018 Kornely Kakachia

Normative Power vs. Democratic Backsliding

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  • Kornely Kakachia is Professor of Political Science at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Georgia, and Director of Tbilisi based think tank Georgian Institute of Politics. His current research focuses on Georgian domestic and foreign policy, security issues of the wider Black Sea area and comparative party politics. He was a recipient of IREX and OSI fellowships and was a visiting fellow at Harvard Universityโ€™s Black Sea Security program, (2009โ€“2010) Harriman Institute, Columbia University (2011) and The Johns Hopkins Universityโ€™s School of Advanced International Studies. In his capacity as an expert on Georgian Domestic and Foreign policy, Kakachia has appeared on BBC, Deutsche Welle, Financial Times, Le Monde, Figaro, VOA, as well as on Georgian radio and television stations to comment on Georgiaโ€™s foreign policy, regional security and other issues.

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2018-11-22 10:42:54
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European Values in the EU and Georgia

This policy paper is the result of a collaborative effort of the authors, Polis180, the Georgian Institute of Politics and Argo. It was inspired by the discussions we had during a workshop and conference, conducted from 16-20 September 2018 in Tbilisi as part of the project โ€œBetween a Rock and a Hard Place? Georgian, German and French Perspectives on European Values and Euro-Atlantic Integrationโ€. We would like to thank the authors, editors and reviewers for their work on this paper and the workshop and conference speakers for their inspiring inputs.

 

#GEOEUvalues is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office in the framework of the program โ€œExpanding Cooperation with Civil Society in the Eastern Partnership Countries and Russiaโ€. We would like to express our gratitude to the Federal Foreign Office, the German Embassy in Tbilisi as well as the French Embassy in Tbilisi, particularly his excellency Ambassador Pascal Meunier as well as Tiphaine Lucas for their continuous support of the project.

 

 

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Kornely Kakachia

Kornely Kakachia is Professor of Political Science at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Georgia, and Director of Tbilisi based think tank Georgian Institute of Politics. His current research focuses on Georgian domestic and foreign policy, security issues of the wider Black Sea area and comparative party politics. He was a recipient of IREX and OSI fellowships and was a visiting fellow at Harvard Universityโ€™s Black Sea Security program, (2009โ€“2010) Harriman Institute, Columbia University (2011) and The Johns Hopkins Universityโ€™s School of Advanced International Studies. In his capacity as an expert on Georgian Domestic and Foreign policy, Kakachia has appeared on BBC, Deutsche Welle, Financial Times, Le Monde, Figaro, VOA, as well as on Georgian radio and television stations to comment on Georgiaโ€™s foreign policy, regional security and other issues.